Al-Karma Club has officially announced its contract with Moroccan defender Ayoub Moudane, coming from Al-Police Club in Iraq, in a free transfer deal after the end of his loan period with Al-Police, which concluded on July 30, 2025. This contract is considered an important step to strengthen the defensive line of Al-Karma, which aims to build a strong team capable of competing vigorously in the upcoming season.

Ayoub Moudane delivered an impressive performance with Al-Police Club during the last season, where he was one of the key pillars in the defense and significantly contributed to the team winning the Iraqi Stars League title, which made him the focus of attention for many local and regional clubs. Moudane has proven his experience and defensive skills in various tough confrontations that the team faced, which increased his value in the eyes of Al-Karma's management.

The Moroccan player has a rich professional record, having previously represented several prominent Moroccan clubs including Wydad Casablanca, Olympique Safi, Kénitra, Youssoufia Berrechid, and Moghreb Tétouan. These experiences have equipped him with extensive knowledge in local and continental competitions, qualifying him to be a strong addition to the Iraqi team.

Al-Karma's management confirmed that Moudane will enjoy a prominent role in the defense, and they have set their sights on building a complete and balanced team that includes players with local and international experience, aiming to compete for all titles next season. This step reflects the club's vision in making good investments in contracts to ensure a distinguished technical level that meets the aspirations of the fans.

It is expected that Ayoub Moudane will be an important element in building the team, especially as the team relies on a solid defensive base that guarantees the required technical stability in various local competitions.

The club's fans hope that this deal will help propel the team towards achieving positive results and bring Al-Karma back strongly to the top of the Iraqi league standings.

For his part, Moudane has extensive experience in the Iraqi league after participating with Al-Police, which will help him quickly adapt to the league's requirements and the new playing style of the team. The club is counting heavily on his capabilities to support the backline, especially in facing the fierce competitions that await the team during the upcoming sports season.